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This app grabs the smpte timecodes that have been saved in a xml and takes screenshots from the user-chosen video to double check the content. Unlike the python version that uses ffprobe and opencv, this one uses ffprobe and ffmpeg

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TODO:

  • The ffmpeg process is not ending as it should be, generating a bug after the app is used. The stdin doesn't work in the terminal and instead of newline when pressing return, it prints ^M; as if there is another process running in the background. Figure out what's happening.

  • Test all the framerates available with multiple titles.

Known issues that need to be fixed:

There is no timecode to runtime conversion for the 25fps movies. This means there will always be one frame of difference between the screenshot in the metadata and the one in the output. If this frame is critical, the python version of the code should work.

There is no differentiation for Drop Frame and Non-Drop Frame 29,97 videos while doing the timecode to runtime conversion. We only work with one format, but I will think about how to escalate it in the future.

Python version (with different logic): https://github.com/AlRodriguezGar14/take-screenshots-video-xml-python

This Rust version would have been impossible without the vtc-rs library: https://github.com/opencinemac/vtc-rs

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